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Implications of Revealing the Wage Gap for Far-Right Voters

Conventional wisdom claims that far-right voters are the least supportive of redistribution and the least likely to change their minds when faced with facts about… Read More ›

One in Seven: Poverty Increased After the Pandemic

Recent figures show that in 2022-23, one in seven people (14.2%), including one in six children (15.6%), lived below the poverty line. Poverty increased significantly… Read More ›

Call for Papers: Adam Smith’s Wealth of Nations at 250

The Journal of Australian Taxation (JAT) invites submissions to a special edition of the Journal under the guest editorship of Professor Jonathan Barrett of Victoria… Read More ›

Beyond Self-Assessment: A New Model for Fair and Modern Tax Administration in Indonesia

Let’s imagine this condition: two parties must cooperate to achieve a fair outcome, yet one holds far more information than the other. One side knows… Read More ›

Federalism and Vertical Tax Competition

Among federal nations, Australia is notable for its high degree of tax centralisation. The Commonwealth government raises more than 80% of all tax revenue and… Read More ›